Blatent commercial endorsement ...was Tuning

[John M. Formsma]

I've said it before and--at the risk of sounding like a commercial--I'll say
it again: I cannot understand why anyone pays so much more for other ETD's.
It can only be because they never tried TL.

 

It's the advertising! At least it was in my case.

 

Alan Barnard

Hopelessly lost but making excellent time

... in or near Salem, Missouri

 

You are here.or at least you were a minute ago. ;-)

 

Now, if people could get really excited about all the cool things you can
listen for in aural tuning, maybe more people would get back to it.  It's
really neat.  

 

I will be totally honest about my case. After using the Verituner for over a
year, and doing almost no aural work, my ear got really lazy. I didn't lose
any abilities to hear, but I did lose a lot of the confidence I had before
that I could do it - just me and a pitch source. And, I lost the ability to
quickly discern small differences in intervals. It's still there, but it's
not as quick as it used to be. So, I've made the decision that I'm not going
to own one again unless I start losing my hearing. 

 

John Formsma

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